Roehl flatbed midwest regional?

Thats the way it was when I was there. Midwest is good because thats where most of there freight originates from, not to mention three terminals and all the drop yds there.

 

don't know about roehl. most regional usually means weekend hometime. just be prepared to haul the same friehgt over and over. and probably tarped too.

i worked for 2 companies in the west. and all they hauled was wood, sheetrock, steel and rebar, and cars. with 99% being tarped.

 

I liked working there. Decent equipment, you shouldnt have a problem getting home with the new terminal there. You probably will haul a lot of the same freight, tarp pay was 25 when I was there, regional pay was 1 or 2 cents less than otr, but its a pretty decent place to work.

 

I'd be leary, as well. from what I've gathered in my six years here, predominately in the Roehl forum, is that drivers who already know what they're doing, don't work well with the level of micromanagement that Roehl does.

 

I never had a problem with that, they always left me alone and let me work!

 

Really depends on fm I've found. Some wont leave you alone, others won't ever answer the phone. Mine leaves me alone, as long as I deliver on time etc...

 

I rarely reset, if I do it's because I ran a lot first week out, otherwise it's w waste of time. I'd rather drive a couple hundred miles on 5 hours than sit at a truck stop for a day and a half.